WorksheetsTang, Song, Silk Road Check-in
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Approximately, When do historians believe Buddhism first arrived in China?
1st or 2nd centuries BCE
1st or 2nd centuries CE
5th century BCE
5th century CE
After four centuries of internal division, China was united in 581 under the
Sui Dynasty
Tang Dynasty
Song Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Which major engineering accomplishment was begun during the Sui Dynasty?
Great Wall of China
Invention of the compass
Silk manufacturing
Grand Canal
Which dynasty followed the fall of the Sui?
The Song
The Tang
The Ming
The Yuan
Which peoples took over caravan routes along the Silk Roads during the Tang Dynasty?
Uighurs
Mongols
Bactrians
Manchurians
During the Song Dynasty, the government was forced to move
South
North
East
West
Which dynasty is known for its achievements in art, literature, and philosophy, and is often considered the golden age of China?
Tang Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Song Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
The Tang and Song is known as the
End of Chinese Civilization
Dynastic Cycle
Golden Age of China
Beginnings of the Mongol Empire
Which best describes the Silk Road?
vast highway where the Chinese bought silk
dangerous road that silk traders traveled
a series of different merchants trading on route thousands of miles long
a straight road for travelers
The Silk Road connected China with which of the following regions?
Sub-Saharan Africa
Eastern Europe
The Mediterranean
All of the above
What was the most important reason why traders formed long caravans to cross the desert?
Safety and protection from bandits and sharing of resources
According to the map, what are the reasons that Kashgar became a major trading center?
Strategic location on the Silk Road, proximity to multiple trade routes, and Persia, China, and India had access to it
This Chinese invention helped their ships go in the right direction and is still used today.
the great wall
silk cloth
the compass
plates and spoons
What great project connected major rivers in China?
Grand Canal
Great Wall
Great River
The Chinese Dam
Woodblock printing allowed the Chinese to
copy and print texts or drawings very quickly and in large quantities.
invent a written language.
communicate with foreign travelers.
create a new form of artistic expression
